Folding stand for travel

[Ron_L]

I really like my Marware Eco-Vue case and its built in stand, but I don't like that the magnet in the case interferes with the iPad compass. So, I am considering switching to a play through case like the Metrolpad and buying a folding stand to use while traveling. I found the Griffin A-frame on the Apple store, but I'm wondering if it would get in the way when typing in landscape.

Griffin Technology: A-Frame - Tabletop Stand for iPad

Does anyone have this stand, or are there recommendations for a folding stand that allows the iPad to be used for typing and watching movies and folds up relatively small enough to fit into my iPad murse -) (which I haven't bought yet)

Thanks!

 

[Matth3w]

I use this:

http://www.ipadforums.net/ipad-accessories/5048-review-relatively-cheap-decent-ipad-stand.html

 

[Purpleorchid]

Have you watched the video of that ZooGue case? It's not a stand, but a case that uses velcro instead of magnets. I believe the thread is in this Accessories subforum.

I'm using a clear Hard Candy sleek case and made my own fold flat stand for <$4.

 

[Manzana]

I recommend this folding travel iPad stand. It's only $17 bucks.

Portable Travel Stand for iPad | Desktop Stand for iPad | iPad Desk Holder

 

[deckyon]

This is something I just ordered for $10 on Amazon. I don't have it yet, but should tomorrow. I was looking to find something that would work with my iPad while it is in it's Otterbox Commuter that would fold up pretty tight and fit in the sleeve I got. I will let you know if it works well. It should also fit in most messenger bags as well. Besides, for $10, it was worth a try.

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[Wetstuff]

I did a post on this sort of item a few months ago..

http://www.ipadforums.net/ipad-accessories/4409-inexpensive-wire-stand.html

They work great. I can set my mini keyboard in front and it works just like a tiny iMac.